Synergy Marine Group, the company managing the Dali cargo ship involved in the recent incident at the Francis Scott Key Bridge, has expressed its deepest sympathies to the families of the two individuals whose bodies were discovered in the Patapsco River.
In a statement released on Thursday, the company conveyed its condolences to the families of the deceased and expressed hope for the safe recovery of the missing workers. The company also confirmed that one crew member sustained injuries but had returned to the ship after receiving medical treatment.
Furthermore, Synergy Marine Group has initiated mental health support services for crew members experiencing distress following the traumatic event. The company's mental health team is providing counseling to those in need and will continue to offer assistance as required.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has commenced its investigation into the incident, conducting interviews with crew members and gathering essential documents and data. Synergy Marine Group has pledged full cooperation with the NTSB throughout the investigative process.
Emergency response teams from the company are actively engaged in Baltimore, collaborating with local authorities in recovery and remediation efforts. Synergy Marine Group is participating in the Unified Command established to facilitate information sharing and coordination of operations.
The company expressed deep regret for the incident and acknowledged the impact on the people of Baltimore and the regional economy, particularly the port operations that are crucial to the area. Synergy Marine Group reiterated its commitment to supporting the ongoing investigation and assisting in the recovery process.
